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OpenEvidence — Evidence Review & Citations
Overview
Search medical evidence, manage citations, and generate formatted evidence reports
through OpenEvidence. Use this workflow to find clinical studies for a specific
question, build citation collections for literature reviews, or produce structured
evidence summaries with graded recommendations. This is the secondary workflow —
for DeepConsult research synthesis, see openevidence-core-workflow-a.
Instructions
Step 1: Search the Evidence Database
const results = await client.evidence.search({
query: 'SGLT2 inhibitors cardiovascular outcomes type 2 diabetes',
filters: {
study_type: ['rct', 'meta_analysis', 'systematic_review'],
year_range: { min: 2020, max: 2026 },
evidence_level: ['1a', '1b', '2a'],
},
limit: 25,
sort: 'relevance',
});
console.log(`Found ${results.total} studies`);
results.items.forEach(s =>
console.log(` [${s.evidence_level}] ${s.title} (${s.journal}, ${s.year}) — ${s.citations} citations`)
);
Step 2: Build a Citation Collection
const collection = await client.citations.create({
name: 'SGLT2i CV Outcomes Review — April 2026',
study_ids: results.items.slice(0, 15).map(s => s.id),
tags: ['cardiology', 'diabetes', 'sglt2i'],
});
console.log(`Collection ${collection.id}: ${collection.study_count} studies`);
await client.citations.addByDoi(collection.id, { doi: '10.1056/NEJMoa2034577' });
Step 3: Grade Evidence and Extract Key Findings
const graded = await client.evidence.grade(collection.id, {
framework: 'GRADE', // GRADE | Oxford | USPSTF
outcome: 'major_adverse_cardiovascular_events',
});
graded.findings.forEach(f =>
console.log(`${f.outcome}: ${f.grade} (${f.certainty}) — ${f.summary}`)
);
console.log(`Overall recommendation: ${graded.recommendation}`);
Step 4: Generate a Formatted Evidence Report
const report = await client.reports.generate({
collection_id: collection.id,
format: 'structured',
sections: ['clinical_question', 'search_strategy', 'evidence_table', 'grade_summary', 'references'],
citation_style: 'AMA',
});
console.log(`Report generated: ${report.page_count} pages`);
console.log(`Download: ${report.download_url}`);
HIPAA Notice
- HIPAA-compliant and SOC 2 Type II certified — never include patient identifiers
- Use de-identified clinical scenarios only; ensure BAA is in place before handling PHI
Error Handling
| Issue | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
401 Unauthorized | Invalid API key or expired session | Regenerate key in OpenEvidence dashboard |
404 Study not found | DOI not indexed or incorrect ID | Search by title or check DOI format |
422 Invalid filter | Unsupported evidence_level or study_type | Use allowed values from client.schema.filters() |
429 Rate limited | Exceeded 60 queries/minute | Add backoff; batch searches where possible |
503 Grading unavailable | GRADE engine under maintenance | Retry after 5 minutes or use Oxford framework |
Output
A successful workflow returns ranked evidence results with evidence levels, a curated citation collection, GRADE assessments with certainty ratings, and a downloadable structured report in AMA citation format.
Resources
Next Steps
See openevidence-sdk-patterns for authentication and HIPAA-compliant configuration.
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